The Authentic Taste of Garlic Sev and the Legacy of Malwa Snacks
If you have ever walked through the narrow lanes of Ujjain or Indore, you’ll know how the air itself smells of roasted besan, fried chillies, and that irresistible crunch of Garlic Sev . This particular snack has become a symbol of cozy evenings, good company, and the heritage of Indian namkeen culture — specially when it comes from The Malwa Story. The Roots of Malwa’s Crunchy Traditions The Malwa region, known for its warmth and bold flavors, has always taken pride in its namkeen. People here believe in snacking with emotion — every bite carries a story, every crunch feels home. Among all the savory options, Ujjaini Sev stands as a crown jewel. It’s light, spicy, and slightly tangy… you just can’t stop at one handful. Unlike ordinary sev made with too much oil or color, the original Malwa-style namkeen is simple — besan (gram flour), basic spices, and generations of practice. The balance is so perfect that the flavors linger long after the snack’s gone. Press ...